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appearance

Up Your Game in Your Appearance

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Maybe you don’t have to wear a suit to work. But does your collared pullover have to be wrinkled when you greet people at...
give-get

The “Give-Get” Principle

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   You're a giving salesperson. In fact, you give the customer a lot. Jonathan suggests using your giving spirit to start initiating a concept called...
objections

Overcoming Buyer Objections in the Car Sales Process

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 How many times do you hear “I’m just looking.”  Instead of coming back with something witty or semi-snarky like “That’s why we put em...
follow-up plan

Having a Follow-Up Plan

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The problem with follow-up is that it’s not being done correctly. Does your follow-up plan include calling previous customers every single week and thanking...
customers

Don’t Make Your Customers Feel Uncomfortable

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 Like it when customers get in your face?  Of course not.  Then why do some salespeople crowd customers during the greeting?  It happens, but...
name tag

The Importance of Wearing a Name Tag

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 When you meet your customers, they aren't really listening to you. Instead, they're figuring out whether or not you're trustworthy. On today's Tip of...
best price

How to Handle the “Best Price” Inquiry From Customers

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 In today's Tip of the Day, Mark Tewart gives you tips on how to handle the best price inquiry from customers. VIDEO TRANSCRIPTION: Today I want...
voicemail

Voicemail: Say It Twice

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When leaving a voicemail, David Kain suggests saying your name, phone number, and the name of your dealership two times to make it easier...
alignments

How To Sell More Alignments In Your Service Department

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Have your Service Advisors been trained on tire wear?  Becky explains how a well-trained staff could add 20+ alignments a week in today's Tip...
females

Explaining Vehicle Maintenance to Females

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Females make up over 65% of your daily service department customers, and their buying habits and decision making is vastly different from the average...